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Education has the power to shape every aspect of our future. Discover how humans learn and explore how societies develop systems of education.
Study Education and explore the process of learning and teaching from a range of different perspectives—social, political, historical, philosophical and more.
Restorative justice practice is a way of responding to crime, conflict or complaints that works to repair any harm and rebuild relationships. Learn how to help the people affected to discuss their needs and decide what should be done.
You’ll master the theoretical foundations and real-world skills you need to strengthen your professional practice in restorative justice.
Progress your career in fields where restorative approaches are growing in importance. Already an established part of the criminal justice and education systems, restorative practice is increasingly influential in human resources, health and social welfare.
With its Diana Unwin Chair in Restorative Justice, Victoria University of Wellington is an international leader in the study of restorative justice theory and practice. You’ll study with award-winning lecturers who are active researchers and practitioners in the field.
Graduate qualifications
Graduate Certificate in Restorative Justice Practice – GCertRJP
- Duration 4 trimesters
- Complete 60 points
- Location Pipitea, Wellington
- Entry Bachelor's degree, recognised professional qualification, or equivalent, and some work experience.
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